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Rollerblade

Skate Holder pcs

Skate Holder pcs

Regular price €5,95 EUR
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  • Description

    Carry your skates with ease and convenience. Just secure the rear straps of your skates and you’re ready to go. Perfect for carrying by hand or attaching...

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    Carry your skates with ease and convenience. Just secure the rear straps of your skates and you’re ready to go. Perfect for carrying by hand or attaching them to your backpack.

    These holders are convenient to carry your skates around. You could also easily mount the skates on bars, shoulders, bikes etc.

    Length: 14 inches/36cm

  • 📦 Web orders:
    In stock – ships immediately.
    🏪 Pickup Amsterdam:
    Available for immediate pickup.
    🏪 Pickup Antwerp:
    Available after transfer from Amsterdam (1–2 weeks).
    🏪 Pickup Berlin:
    Available after transfer from Amsterdam (1–2 weeks).
  • Product Specifications

    Bag skatecarry Generic bag
    Color Black
    Sold per per piece

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    All of the products we currently have in stock at our Amsterdam Store

    Do you want to try something in Amsterdam that you dont see in this list? Simply send us a message with what you want, and we will do our best have it available.

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    General info about Bags

    Find the perfect bag to carry all your belongings, including your skates! We offer a large variety of bags, so you can find the perfect one for you.

    General info about Clothing

    We offer a large variety of clothing from all your favourite inline skating brands, such as Patspang, TR33, Thisissoul Gear and many more.
  • About Rollerblade

    Rollerblade produces recreational and aggressive inline skates. The company was the first to successfully market inline skates in the early 1980s.